AI Laser Resurfacing Simulator
Patients ask what laser can really do for their skin, and what it cannot. Show the healed result of a fractional laser on their own photo, with the pores, texture and deep folds that laser leaves in place.
What it simulates
Each level is a different laser and course, shown as the fully healed result about three months later, with no redness or peeling.
Spots fade about a quarter of the way toward the surrounding tone and the finest lines are about a quarter shallower. Fresher skin that is clearly still the same skin.
Fine lines are about half as deep, shallow acne scars about a third shallower, spots fade about halfway and the texture is clearly finer.
Fine lines keep about a third of their depth, scars are about half as deep and sun damage fades about three quarters of the way. The ceiling of what resurfacing can do.
Laser changes texture, fine lines, scars and pigment. It does not lift, slim or reshape the face, and neither does the simulation.
Nasolabial and marionette folds are volume folds, not surface lines. They soften only slightly, which keeps the result credible.
Laser and PRF are both skin-quality treatments. Compare them on the same photo.
Clinical limits
A laser cannot deliver poreless glass skin, and a dermatologist would reject a simulation that did. The simulation shows what resurfacing actually achieves.
How it works
The practitioner takes a photo in the clinic, on a phone, a tablet or by upload. Nothing to install.
Pick the treatment and the dose, intensity or style you are planning. Stack treatments to show a combined plan.
In under 30 seconds the simulation opens in a before-and-after slider you walk through with the patient, then it is saved to their profile.
Common questions
No. It makes them somewhat smaller, but every pore stays visible. The simulation keeps the pore pattern and the natural grain of the skin, so the result looks like real skin.
Three levels: a non-ablative fractional laser (1550 nm class) for subtle, a fractional ablative laser (CO2 or Er:YAG class) for moderate, and a deep CO2 course of two to three sessions for dramatic.
No. It shows the fully healed result about three months after treatment, with no redness, peeling or swelling.
No. Deep creases and volume folds soften only slightly after resurfacing, and the simulation shows exactly that.
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Med Plasty is aesthetic consultation software for clinics. It is white-labelled, works in English, Arabic and French, and runs in any browser.